About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1891)
The Herald & Ueornian. ' i*4i. WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor THURSDAY MORNING. SLIT 24. 1801 tlwlllllt. Tue citizens ol Washington county are re quested to moot at the court house in Hm- ilcrsville on tho fir»t Tuesday in Octo-i next at 11 a. tn . for the purpose of select ing three dtlegates to the lined Congress, which meets iu Atlanta on the 28th of Octo ber 1891. O.U.P.B.AU, president W. 0. Alliance. B. ('. lUutiH, Prosideut W. 0. Ag. Society. M NllWMAN, Ordinary .V. C. . , > ® — Mr. J. C. Kimball, a prominent and valu ed citizen of Atlanta, ia dead ShellichiTono of ANhatn .V gr «-!"« joahg Sunday uight. destroy ing tho Cloveli bouses. Los- towns, had a tiro on ad hohl, and teu bnsmtss -110.000 Albert Morta Kitchen, ool, hung in the jail at Savannah on Friday He con- fessod to lb- murder ot his two wives- pressed hiuuelf as confident of the forgive- mss of God. Judge G. A. Wat , .n excellent citizen ol Jturko county, died at M - hoim ot paral) - hfs on Wndnetday ol l'»t week, after . I« liuurs illness. For many years he had Held the ofliee o( tnx collector of the county. Hon. Boswell P. Flow, r has been nominated for Governor, f New York by tho democrat ic convention On first ballot he received 341 votes, and Chapin 43. The nomination was then made unanimous. aull«>r<*ll Horn acute iMlamiuations in nose aud licad lor a we. k at a time 1 1 used Ely * Cream Balm and I my nose could tlOt HPfl * * , in a few days 1 was cured. U is wotHl.utu liow quick it helped mo.- Mrs. Oeorgto S Judson, Hartford, Coiiu. Xiir Century Bbm hiul iu propuratiou for u year or two a series ol il'ustrated artlolus on "The Jews iu New York," written by Dr. lUohard Wheatley, They deal with many phases of the .subject, including occupations, festivals and fiesta, family lile and customs, oharities, clubs, amusements, education, etc. Dr. Wheatley has gathered the materials lor these papeis In long sud close study, and be has had the asslsiaiion of several well- kuowu Hebrews. Muir Tuv ti A 5N-IOO Mills The llonsc cu Tuesday ioU-d o;, Uio hill to raise a rovenue lor 1801-2. '1 tie ratu -udopted was 5 and 08 100 mills on (ho del lur, being tho highest rate levied siuoo the war. At one time from 1875 to 1878 it was 5 mills on tho dolhr. This will probably also ha adopted by tho senate. 1 his inuroau- jatn was to meet the large pension tuuu tuo couuty fax ot II usuingii/i. standing tho expjusa iuourro.t iu building a u w j til remains tho same, 4 unlis ou ti c dollar. Tho aggrogatn in this comity will probably bo under tho now bill, 10 mills ot tho dollar or 100 cents on tho $100. Another t'lUh-B.’. Mr. R. M. Farrar ot the Merchants’ liauk Atlanta, savs to have inouoy is to savo it. Iu the use ol Dr Bigger'" lluoktobury Curdi-,1 lor all bowel troubles, ho saves doctoi’s bills and prevents a panic ot suffering « our* fCetmes Tho session ot tho oourt just past was a busy one. Tho long aud carefully prepared present meuts, the number ot true lulls iuuud, the number of oouvicHous all attest Itie arduous labor ol thoComt, tbo Solicitor, and tho va rious juries. Tore wore over 50 Iruo bills found by the grand jury, and Ibo promptness with which joati.e was meted out m many cato-, it is hoped will put a check to lawless offenders, Tho total number ot convict' .us was 33 of those, one Toui Webb, od , was sentenced to hang, November tut- 0th. One John U Trull, white, sentenced to the penitentiary for life; in ell 0 vvero sent to the penitentia ry, and have betu carried away. Ouu other, IFilev Swint,surrendered by bondsmen since o nut, will soon be torwurded. Fourteen have been turned over to tho county chain gang aud 12 have paid the fines imposed. Tbo laborious aud successful service ren dered by Solicitor General Evans, will b. appreciated as an important factor in secur ing so many convictions. The inspection of the books and records of tho county officials, and tho words of high commendation pronounced by the grand iu quest, will bo gratifying to our oonnty pr .d and to our county patriotism. The grand strides madoiu our educational work will evoko special gratification, In 1870 the average attendance on our public eebools was 1,008; tho pa.t y ear it was 4,011, showing iu 15 years a nut increase ot about 400 per cent. This is an exhibit that in spires hope tor tholuluie. The grand aud traverse juries in person nel and general intelligence, would daub'- less oompi.ro favorably with those of any oonnty in the state. Ou tbo graud jury there were four ministers, two ex-members of the legislature, one physician, one dentist, mei- ohauts and farmeis making up the rest. NOOY lltTftTfil* IHinX. 4 iinglil Aflrr I lv<> Maya. The robbers ol the express train near Sa- vmnab on Friday night, llth lost,,'alter five days fleeing and skulkin’, were caught it Mos-ly Hall, Fla Tindr names are J. A. Turner, J. E. De- I, inter and J. M l’erkios, all railroad men and uutil recently in tho employ of the Cen tral. Tho money stolen was $323 71, according to one account, aud by another, $171.31, and ouo unregistered bond ol $1,000. Detectives with dogs began tho hunt at the 1 mile station. An oxpross envolope, a i l r.ie ashoi of burnt papers, directed them hack to the city Detective Wetherhorn by a In it management, got lull information Itom three abandoned women on Henry -:rent l.itn, who vv re led to tioliovo that the whole crime was discovered. The High! of tho robbers to Mosoly Hall, Fla., In tho h .use ol Da t,-tutor's father j be ing rev ..li d, detectives Utsob, Jackson,Lill- antbal, liellord, Criiu an 1 ilistrict superin tend'lit Myers, well urine l, pursued them. On 'A !i.i day morning ahfiut daylight lliey s m um led tho house, and Baioh and Bel- ford entered tho room of the rubbers and ar- tnsled lb-'in. Do Lanter awoke aud starto l to draw his pistol, when detective Ilnsch placed his gun near Do Lauler's bead and forced him to surrender. Ti ey w, ro brought buck to Savannah and "afi.lv lodged in jail. Tho women have also been arrested and j ,ilod as accomplices. The swift work ol the sagacious dctoativci iu hunting them down, it is hopud will ni| in tho bud this alarming and rapidly grow ing enterpiwe of express robbery. DoLanter like some of the express robbers at Collier's was given to reading dime tiovols, and per- hr.|gfrom such corrupt rending, and vile associations, was led to the crime, that will cost him liis liberty for many long years, Blood diseases are torribls on account ot their loathsome nature, and tho fact that they wreck the constitution so completely unless the proper antidote is applied. H II, I!. (Botanio Blood Halm) is composed ol the true antidote for blood poison, Its use never fails to give sutDIaotion. Allantii .doles, Oapt. Tip Harrison has received 3,711 ap plications for widows’ pensions] np to ditto Tho 1,000 mark will probably bo reached yet. The now suburb of Manchester or West Atlanta on Hie W, A P. railroad, is still en joying a vigorous boom. It is the purpose "I the projectors to make it an educational centre, which will neoussarlly attract an intel ligent aud cultivated oitiiseosbip. The Southern Baptist Collogo it is said will bo moved from LnGrange to this poiut, »lso the Military Institute of Prof,Charles M. Neol will be transferred hero, And now n Teachers' lr.ptituto with an nm- phithcatricul building capable of seating 7.- 500 people is projooted. Mr. Eugene Blulook •' 1 4— "v —"i •».« •ssSiup «] of this attiactive suburb, i ho abundant vvalcr supply is named us feature of spoeinl interest and value. There are numerous oxo, llont springs, that will mako the supply exceed that of Atlanta. Au artificial lako is also projected and a boauti ful park near it. alter Besom's third paper on "Plauta genet Loud on" will appear in Hahi-yu’: Maimzink for Ootobor, and will bo perhaps the most interesting chapter of tho series that has jet been published. It u devotee h> the iilo of the common people in modneral Loudon -tluir trade*, their sports, their fes tivities, thuir homo life. A large number ot illustrations will acocmpany and supple ment his very entertaining description I'oiii Wnlson In N|m> tn. TIvVWII.Li; Mr. Walker made n fine exhortation to the people, Judging from what one could soe,| Watson made many friends, and judging Council 1’rooet-ding* nnd report otTteasur- from what I heard Col. J. I. 77arloy say. «n ! er of Tennille are published in this issue. the Biroots, ho did. He said Watson oonld n r « n p i 71 . * 1 . . i)r - l!$. H. I IpKln iH util I Otlito Rick. His carry /mnocck countv; ho thought ho con 1<1!i , ' 1 a.i n>«. h„.n f. . 8 , " “llrtends are painod to learn ot his loehlo con- get three fourths of the votes in the county !iUon and he went still a step in advanoe, and not only in Hancock but any other county that Tho l " uu,,l ° or 1399lb district will vote on would hear him. So closed the dny. Every thing passed off quietly, so far as I know. Yours Truly, J. F. Hawkins. Ishimolite please copy. llBOLHVtlilillr last Thursday night iu Bartow very severely. ' Tue wounded negroes may dio. W. J. Evans of Bartow ordered his arrest. the “Stock Law," on tho 29th of October next, Tho notice of tho honorable Ordinary appears elsewhere A correspondent wtlting from Ibis place on Sunday laat to tho SavaDDah Morning News says; James Marsh, a desperate negro from Nortli Mr. Carlos Hyman of Midville was visiting Carolina, was arrested by Marshal Hattaway ri latives and old friends in Hitidlevilo last ,J <*ro to -'hiy for shooting a negro through the wotk. chin at Bartow last night. A pistol and $375 Mrs. Doctor Beach alter making an exten- W, ‘ R ,okvU fron> bim - 1,6 c ° l ■ D0 8‘° ili'il visit in tho upper part of the county, returned koine on Wednesday laFt. Tho many frionda and relativeM of W T. Smith and wife will bo sorry to learn ol Mr ' Lrwbob 11 ' K, ‘ llo J' wUo bnH bpon T ,nte the death of their littio daughter (Bessie,) " ii:k ’ W ° “ r ° 8 '" d lo lenrn iH now °P "S' 110 ’ which occurred at their home, Staloshoro, on Miss Anna Hatch left for old Woeleyau the 13th Sept, 1891. College ot Macon ou yesterday. Died near Uidilb ville S'pt. 13th 1891, after 1 ■ B. T. Colo is now ropniring Sandtrs a long and lingering illness of tv yhoid lever, v, " t H r *Hroad engine. Meantime tho old Mis. F. T.//orton; the mortal n mains woro b " cb l ,llPH ,bo ron< n interred at Hiddloville on Motul n follow ing. •!, Coachman Wardltw has left for Emory funeral services conducted by Ilcv, Mr. Bo- OHlego at Oxford. We are sorry to learn, tout Mrs. Dr. Dug. MAYOR gm is very sick with a sove.o bilious attack; The many lrieuds pf Hou. Bradford E wo hopo soon to noto her recovery. Ronghton hereby announce him as a candi- ,,, date for re-electioD to tho mayoralty of tho a learn that M ister For-at English, who city of Kau lersvillo. His administration has ills long been siok with typhoid fiivor, isliuon aide, clean and progressive; and for him still quite sick, bill thought to ho belter »e solicit (lie suffrages ol tho people ou Hie Mrs. W. J, Joyner who has boon quito siokj 7,b of Octobnr 1801. for some time with typhoid fovor, wo oro- Many £ UI,tHU *' pleasod to note is improving. 1 , . *"*j^*"* »■, ti,. M.ibojia p., p „... „ „ 8n „,„ r iteKtotratloB Notice. I i.l by tho p.slor, Ru V . Mr. lli.l.n,', IV e hear of sevoral accidents occurring on! Aldermen of snid oily, are lieroby notified Sunday last, road carts upset, fenoiug torn lU at my hooks tor tho registration of voters AIK1ETT PAYS THE FRE1HII V A Great Offer that may not affat be repeated, so do not delay •‘ Strike while the Iron is Hot.’’ Write for Catalogin'uow. and say wliat papo you saw thia Advertiaetnoni iu. Hein“int>er that 1 sell everything that goes t< furnishing a home iunni)far.turing some thing; ami hnyinir oti era in the largest possible lots 'which etmoles mo to wipe out all comiietition. Hero are a few Startling Bargains A No. 7 Flat Top Cooking Httove, full el*e, 15x H1T iiieh oven, fltleil with 91 nlccefi of ware, de- Ivered :it your depot, all freight charges p iid.hj lie, for only TWKI.VK DOLLARS. f Again i will sellyoi a • hole Cooking Rang 3x13 inch %’<m. 18x99ineh top. fitted with 1 l>|e( es of ware, for TfllRTRBN DOLLaUH, am [( ny the freight to your depot. l»o Not pay two Prices for your Goods. T will send yon n nice plush Parlor Halt, nut frame, either In combination or banded, nuet stylish color*, for to your railroad “tntion. freight nil paid. 1 will also sell yon a nice Weil room Mu t. eoi sistlng of llurcau with glass, 1 high head Met *t. M<| 1 Washstnnd, 1 Centre Table. 4 Cane 8e: iCleiirn. 1 Cane Seat and Pack Hocker. nil f< Mc.riu, and nay freight to your depot. ,}r I will send you an elegant Itedroom Suit wifi i.irgf glass, full marble top for fttO. and nay freight. Nice window Shade on spring roller § .1° Klegnnt large Walnnt S day Clock 4*fHi Walnut I.ouiige 7 on I*nt-e Curtains per window 1 .on I cannot describe everything In a small adver- ■‘ ii" nt, but have an iinmens<> store eontainingl ‘.' .’.'•on ft . floor room, with warehouses and fnetorvl "i Idlnirs in other parts of Augusta, making in sill tli. Inrgest bus ness of this kind under one man-1 nt In the. Southern States- These stores! ‘wiled with the choicest productions of tie bcHt factories, llv catalogue containing lllustm lions Of goods will he mailed If von will klndU -ay where you saw till* advertisement. I freight. Address L, F. PADGETT PROPRIEl OR PADGETT’S FUKNITURE, STOVE AND CARPET STORE. 1110-1119 Broad Street,S H , AUaiTSTA. GA. not a^ain liown, collar I,unos broken, women kioked in tbo face by ll,o loot of a liorso, and ilisfig. uruil for life, it not killed, t-to.elo. We are not nt nil surprised nt this, so i mg as women rido on road cuts, espeoially those with no back to them; we t'.iink an old fashioned ox onrt filled np with chairs decidedly prefer- ablo, and more becoming. > - Sept 23d, 1891.-Mrs. Jimmie Duncan, wife of Dr. G. M. Dukkuu, diod last ni^ht ".o'clock. are now open and w ill close on tbe 30th day of Hoptombor, 1891. I will bo found at my store in said city betwoou the hours of 7 a- m. and 8 p. m W. E. SVATKINS, City Clerk. This Att^., 31, 1801. Sept 21st 1991. J u STICK. 71 in,-nt| fipi-iims Allluii,-,-. ltegnlar meetings on the 2d and -llh Satur days in each mouth, J.Q, May, 1‘rcst. J. F. Hawkins, Secy, Price of Uinuing, HO c per 100 at iSamlorsville. FURNITURE! Wiloy Harris & Son, A Mystery, How tho human system ever recovers from the bad effects of the nauseous modiciDos of ten literally poorer! into it for the supposi tive relief of dyspepsia, liver oomplaint, con stipolion, rheumatism and other ailments, is a mystery. Tho mischief done hy bad nudiciues is scarcely less than that caused by disease. If they who are weak, bilious, dyspeptic, constipated or rheumatic,j; would oftener he puided by the experience of in valids who have thoroughly tested Hostct- ter’s Stomach Bitters, they would in every instance obtain tLo speediest aid derivable from rational medication. This medicine is a searching and at the same time u thoiough- 1> - safe remedy, derived from vegetable •sources, and possessing, in consequence ol its basis of pure spirits, properties us a me dicinal stimulant not to Le found in tho fiery local bitters and stimulants ollen resorted to by tho debilitated, dyspeptio and languid. ^ ./ O. Hoffman, editor Times, llockx Mount, Va , writes: “I urn pleased lo say ihut Botanio Blood Balm is the best uppe- ttzer and tonio for delioate people I ever *»W. It acted like a charm in my ease." Mr. Editor: Flense allow spnoo for this htribullon. Allliough tho day was a pret ty day for picking ootton, thore was a good crowd present to hear him, When ho arrived the crewd hud assembled iu the court house and when ho entered long aud continued applause and old tirno rebel yells almost nm 1 the bouse rock. Mr. West, Che presb lent o! //uncock county Alliance, called tho meeting to order. A tine looking man ad- vanoed to tho front, and said," Fellow citizens of Hancock county I have the honor to intro, dneo lo you, the acknowledged orator sud coming Statesman Georgia, Hon. Tom Wat son of ihomsou, Then, another outburst o* rebel yells,I have not heard hardly sinoe I left tho battle fields. I will not try to give a verbatim report of bis speech. It wag based first ou tbe tariff, second on finanoe, third on transportation. It is useless for me to say how lie haudlod his subjoot but I uever heard him excel that attempt. For two hours and a half ho had the entire attention of the audience, and the way ho was cheered throughout his entire speech by both white and black, was evidence that his speech was well received So far as the tariff is concerned In showed very plainly his position was cor rect and brought out tue good that could ro- suit from tree trade. 7/ 0 don’t like the Itsndull tariff, nor the McKinley tariff and showed up tho Constitution in its true light, how it favored the peoplo aud how much sympathy it had for them wheu it said it was glad when the south got whipped. (Tbundcr- iug applause.) Finance oarne next, bo did up (fie banking system right. And now came the time he went for Pat Calhoun and ■lay Gould, the latter with gloves off. W hen he finished, then came the funniest thieg that lmppenod through lire day, Moore asked permission to make a reply, whioh aus granted with pleasure, this is the sumo man, who tackled Livingston; but, gentle readers, let me tell you, wheu Watson got lone with him I think ho was tho worst look ing man I ever saw. Ifhen ho nroso to commence some fellow walked up beside him waved his bat over him, and cheered three times for Watson. Then a wild scono followed aud Mr. toooro stood util for „ long (i me before quiet was restored, Itko the boy the calf'run over. When he bi gsn he attacked Watson, ou tho banking system, and while he wag up 1, 0 onjjounc d his name us a candidate for legislature neat time on ,, plat from opposed to Watson’s position, but wh. n Watson got done with him, he had ‘‘P I Jatform to stand ou, he made him take it all hack and pdnvartecl'hinj right then and there. I have no thought but ho lost tits chuuoes it ho ever had any, (Long and con- tinued yelling followed.) In tho evenin . '■ DoiilorH in Furniture. Cboico liosKOH nnd Chairs. We enn you. Low prices, ryiiek suit sulos. Como nnd see us. Hnudersville, Ga. “Seeing is Believing.’ Mwmiin* , . Anci a S 00(i «p™ n,ust be , slm P Ie ; when it ‘ . , - is not simple it is ; Ta " - not Rood, Simple, Beautiful, Good—these ^ ■gi) words mean much, hut to see Flic Rochester” will impress the truth more forcibly. All metal, , tough and seamless, and made iit three pieces only, \s absolutely safeunbreakable. Like Aladdin’s ot old, it is indeed a “wonderful lamp,” for its mar velous light is purer and brighter than gas light, A Bilk 1 " than elcctnc light and more cheerful than either. ^ ^ kSut ind'h^le’lS,? wr!!""?,?,! t ir ‘ hp r I «»'Pdeal C rhasn't the K c„„l„e amt we will send v .m aTmu " f,)J L u "f r, ‘ r “ ur new tlluHtratct catalogue, varieties from the "" ° f ° VCr a » 000 ltOCHESTKIt LAMP CO., 42 Park Pln PC , Nc W Vork City, The Rochester.” AUGUSTA CARPET 'COMPANY. 840 Broad Street, Up Stairs, Augusta, Ga JUST RECEIVED^ Wall Papers, Borders, Carpets, FLOOR OIL-OLOTH8, HEARTH HUGS, DOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW POLES, INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY. flt&rA Full and fbfsh Stock Received. Sapt.xofl. T - 2; 1 ?A1X"EY. Manager. .T- H. SPEARS, COTTON FACTOR AND OOMMTSSION MERCHANT. WAREHOUSE AND SALESROOM: 101 Mc I ntosh, 7th, Street, oovnor [Reynolds AUGUSTA, GA. W ill continue tho husiuosa in its various brandies. Advauooa of BatnrioK find I ins nnd Family SupplioB at lowest market pricos, Liberal Cash Advances made on Cotton or other Produce iu >■-tore. ConsignmvutH of all Fiold aud Farm Pto- duco Solicited. Ample facilities aud lou^ experience will guaran tee satisfaction. Personal attention given to Selling, Weighing, Sampling and Storing UucNtlonn lor Tlilnl^ni; Dooh any ptmletit business man Invest in railroail or bank stock on which lio has to wail 5, 10, 1C or 20 years for a dividend) 1 Then why take life insnranoo in Mutual Liln uf N'-w York, or New York Life or Equita ble of New York when you oan gat Iho Life contract written with large annual dividends hy taking a l’elioy in the old Mqtual Lile Insurance Company ol Ky. I will bo glad to call on yon or hoar from yon at any time. it. a jones, Saudorsville, (la. Spouial agent for Mn- April 0th. tual Life lus. of Ky. HELP W \NTFD ! ?^ 0 need O' ! No risk BETTER than a Qni.n Mini;! No Capital nr lmt 910 to $1 iuy profit Nluilenls, Minister*. Ilrifflil Urn and l.nillr* wanted in ev ery Town and County. No experience need ed. Credit given if desired Bo early this time and Sfcure first choice ot i xolusivo le". tilery on this brand NEW HOOK. K'' 1 ‘'HI rmatiouVnTsoh.VT'Vts'almiir ’ FOOTPRINTS OF THE WORLD’S history By Wm. B. Biiyan and Joun Clark limrATii I he II uW(( Celebrated Historians. I lir Nlnry ol the Xlulions as told in tho BRILLIANT DKIDB and (IRAND AC1UKYB. mknts ot the World’* Heroes and Uoroiuos. \ r ic-h storehouse of Uintary, Travel, A.lven. tore and the weird and Wonderful Ev a ,.. H ol tho “times that tried men's sou!"," t...... lint stories of the days of ohivaby start’ ling heroic aehiovanronts q{ Waurioiw «n,i ■ nusADKits. A Iso a vast ocllecion of the run hL geuis of Luglisb aud Aurorioan ilistor- Itoik ofTT' Tbe m ° 8t New Book of to-day, the (irkat seli-fluoatou■ just tho book the peoplo want. Ovor ijiunl Historical Illuminations, Hall-Tor, ’ s Dd brilli,l, ‘ l Oil corokw, 1 larls. Everybody finds it a boounaa of No Oe.ui. all Consignments. Cliui’tros fm Sollinu- aud Storing: very Reasonable. Crockets Iron Works. MANUFACTURE Steam P Rngincs, Saw, Grist, and. Flour Mills, alleys, Gearing, Boxes, *orin Gear. Gudgeons and iMill Worn Gcnerallyon Cano Mills &, Kettles of da\ sires alwavs Band Cotton Presses, II Ors0 hand/or.* ower; Irov* Palling <!^re. ¥4. CROCKETT & 80 590 ol Fourth Street, MACON, GA. laSVABI t STSAIIM SDS1VESS COUEBE, LOUISVILLE. KY. 184:5. 1891 The Mutual Benefit Life ranee Company, Ul, no risk, straight business and b’ u i.ro fits. Spiepdtd illuitrated olroola-s 8 - ° particulars sent free. Address Historical l*ub. r Un,, pi ro and lull I'u. I. HERRMANN’S SONS Have cast their banner to the breeze and t heir motto is, “The Best Shoe for the Least loney. Give them a call and he con vinced. We take pleasure in shovying our goods. We purchased a large stockj we paid cash, we bought cheap, and will sell likewise. Respectfully, I HERMANN’S SONS. At I, Hormaun’s old stand, North Side Public Square. Sandersvillo, Georgia. JESSE THOMPSON 85 CO., Augusta, Georgia, MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldiu , Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles" UUAS. F. LOMBARD, Prop’r. WM. PENDLETON, Supt, The Pendleton foundry And Machine Works, (U5 to 027 KolUok at. 9 AUGUST \, GA., 2 sqaa res above depot, THE BEST PLACE IN THE STATE To get your Macbiuory overhauled or repaired. I give my personal at tention to all work sent to mo. You can always get your work wheu promised. Don’t forgot to call or write bolore giving your work out. CHAS. F. LOMBARD. Jan. 1, ’92. OF NEWARK, Yettirned*\o *p™|ay"hoidtin. 18 ;" vZVS'CWr’ M ’i P pl ' op nU ror Hur nd Polioiftn, 1 ], 1 <. <■ lor DividcndH 29,2 “ •< t . ToUI 84,7 pr. ct. Leaving Htill in Company’, poasMaiori ••llaxpSaVdT^I^'rl^iH'i' 5 7Tr d '•..fflolenl returns to pay lor th‘o fulfillment olox is On g Cu,| trnota ‘° l "" Poli V lloUlura <un “ 'l'otul Assets Jan. 1, 1891 Marknt v„ 1 , The record, of,ha ()cMnpanv»nM»^ P .: ,e ?n N. J. Of this ' 8°' n thSffi lots alraady been $59,208,258,04 14.807,171,02 38,890,071,12 $112,011,470,018 $20,347,470,018 $26,051,524,39 me dealers in Window Glass and Buildc ;rs Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Hale St., Near C. R. R. Yard, Telephone Connections with all Principal Hotm.s am. Oijih J^^lSai^—ly PRIGES > 0R CA t jIj 0N us AT OUU OFMCJ , k .- -V DOOMED TO DEATH luUe meiiHiircH to preserve their heulth r ' ^ Dr. -aanaww" > ff A '\ HOG AND POULTRY REMEDY TJSJB) d i; ”tZ’. Poultry Remedy <60c - > t0 ko °p i’ 01 "- fowm " ld E l ,Q “ ootl <> Remedy (or yonr ll.'i iLiiih' Cattle Remedy for your catttle. For sale liy B. F. JORDAN, 8ANDE11HVILLE, GA. ZrJlUT'W" » pamphlet au swine, will bo marled to any addre-s on riooipt of a two • oent stamp. JOS. HAAS, V S Jan. 22, '91, e 0 w Indi “" a P oIi «- ■ $40,998,994,57 taken toge W }(1, the unequalsd for fair deaiii'K with it* , trance at the lowest o**U completion aud approval of proofs vithont waiting pr*- Hberalit y o,Rs Po“lie7SLt 0 Vn h d n t P , 4Ht 48 yaftrS , memhors proves that the Mnimi’iVi ,la ,,n,,lr l , ‘ u,R 0‘l reputation prioa. Losses paid immedia , ^ f ',‘ r , n,Hhoa ' bo bpflt iDN1 the usual sixty or ninety days. 1 * com i' lotl(m ^ud approval All policies issurod liv this P,-..., > ■ mturns have boon paid, whethorT u ftr ° f nl,Ho, !“ p V non-for'.elUhl* after U ’» P» r « oideut, mistako, mistorturif. loro J'.' l ' l l ,so from inability to pay, or f roln CRre .'eHsnes8, »o- FULL reserve or valuo of tho ^T,-^ 1 ; 10 "^ ,n l 9 J fln , it Y °*' ness, from any tba the p ar t 0 f the insured, be ar.n V'aT Tl' 1 J” b ‘ 8 1UB ‘ Htuud ’ ri1 ' p ill without any * p H°“ »u of the policy tor such ttme ’a^he VtZ"-s\onof tho FOLD amount for Georgia and Boat!,. Carolina. Atlanta Gj °' jAP -ENOE ANGIER, State A gt. Uavinc Loen finnoin* 1 . . ’ * sy# 1 "-~s«SS£Xlt3Stf2& -JU-sggx-a-SS T. O. WIOKER, Special Agt- THE. ij . 4 ,.V '-^1 t V * T 1ft KING OF TAB! wjvoje: spring ITS DAILY Bx-iii’ht’f t.i And curea Dyspepsia, Rhoumatis a • Kidneyt m a. Ample evidence of tlie truth of at l uysiciuns of America, for the efi .'*^4. us a romedia! agent, will be furr -^ c f. . Tbe Water is for Pale by Fin in (jasiA; o' 4*«iapU GAbEo ° b FFBSVii, the UN oyjRwci ! h) WATERS. (AWOOD - WATER, 3 X>^ sease » ly tlx most tb« d Liver. RT BOTTLES. t jNT 1 COMPANY, 1 AINE, U,. S. A I
